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Visual novels, launchable from one place
Visual novels are installed software pretending to be a media collection. Each one is a folder with a dozen executables in it, and only one of them is the game.
Why a folder does not cut it
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Every title ships a different folder layout, and the game executable sits beside uninstallers, config tools and updaters.
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Japanese titles do not match the folder name you gave it.
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Nothing tells you which of forty installed titles you have actually finished.
What Max Gooning does with it
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Picks the real game executable and refuses the uninstaller — the failure mode that makes a launcher useless.
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Matches titles against visual-novel databases to recover the proper name, developer, release date and cover.
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Launches directly from the library, so the collection and the launcher are the same thing.
Free · Windows · No account
It stays on your machine
No account, no telemetry, nothing uploaded. Windows 10 and 11, 189 MB.